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Switzerland

With a substantial equity ratio, complemented with some bonds and real estate, you aim for a high return in the long term. You can comfortably ride out larger fluctuations in value. You invest 80% of equities and 100% of bonds in Switzerland.

Share of equities
%
CHF share
%
TER
%

Risk/return

increased

Allocation
Equities80%
Bonds9%
Real estate10%
Liquidity1%

Performance
(as of 31.08.2026)

Ø 5.7%

Net return per year
(since 2005)

Return year to date

%

Ø Return over the last 5 years

%

Ø Return over the last 10 years

%

Largest annual decline (2008)

%

One-time investment of 1'000 francs, after deduction of all costs

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ETFs used

(G)=Grow | (S)=Start (i)

Art

ETF name

ISIN

TER

Share

Equities Switzerland

iShares Core SPI

CH0237935652

0.10%

48.0%

(G)

|

64.0%

(S)

Equities Switzerland

UBS SPI Mid

CH0130595124

0.25%

16.0%

(G)

|

0.0%

(S)

Equities USA

iShares MSCI USA Screened

IE00BFNM3G45

0.07%

10.7%

(G)

|

12.8%

(S)

Equities Europe

iShares MSCI Europe Screened

IE00BFNM3D14

0.12%

2.5%

(G)

|

3.2%

(S)

Equities Japan

iShares MSCI Japan Screened

IE00BFNM3L97

0.15%

0.8%

(G)

|

0.0%

(S)

Equities EM

iShares MSCI Emerging Markets Screened

IE00BFNM3P36

0.18%

2.0%

(G)

|

0.0%

(S)

Corporate bonds

iShares Core Corporate Bond

CH0226976816

0.15%

9.0%

(G)

|

9.0%

(S)

Real estate Switzerland

UBS SXI Real Estate Funds

CH0105994401

0.97%

10.0%

(G)

|

10.0%

(S)

Allocation in detail

Refers to Grow

Split by equities

20%

Switzerland SPI12%
USA10%
Japan1%
Emerging markets10%

80% Switzerland and 20% abroad or in other words: Clear focus on Switzerland and only minor global coverage. Despite this focus, you invest in around 3'750 companies from 44 countries.

There's a lot to be said for Swiss equities, such as tax benefits and no foreign currency risk. However, the Swiss stock market is also heavily dependent on individual sectors (pharma and consumer goods). For example, Nestlé, Novartis and Roche make up around 35% of the SPI. That's why we add 80 mid-sized Swiss companies like Logitech, Schindler or Helvetia.

As a complement, you still get a touch of global flavor: 20% is invested outside Switzerland. The breakdown between the different countries/regions is based on the size of the capital markets. Outside Switzerland, we only choose sustainable ETFs that strictly avoid investments in nuclear power, coal or weapons.

These are your largest equity positions (share in % of your investment solution):

Switzerland:

Roche

6.4

%

|

Novartis

6.2

%

|

Nestlé

5.4

%

|

ABB

3.5

%

|

UBS

3.1

%

|

Global:

Nvidia

0.8

%

|

Apple

0.8

%

|

Alphabet (Google)

0.7

%

|

Microsoft

0.5

%

|

Amazon

0.4

%

|

Split by bonds

20%

Corporate bonds in CHF60%
Swiss government bonds in CHF30%
High yield bonds in US dollars10%

We hold first-class bonds mainly to give your investment solution some stability in times of crisis. We invest exclusively in solid corporate bonds, all of which are denominated in Swiss francs. These have no currency risk and, thanks to a high credit rating (investment grade), a low risk of default. All this brings peace of mind to your investment.

Split by real estate

20%

For real estate, we invest completely in Switzerland for you. The focus is on residential buildings, with office and commercial properties added to the mix. This allows you to participate in the long-term value appreciation of the Swiss real estate market.
We consciously rely only on pure real estate funds instead of shares in real estate companies. This increases the diversification effect compared to equities and brings more stability to your investment solution.

Liquidity

2%

We hold around 1% of your investment solution as a liquidity buffer in your account. That way, we don't have to sell any ETF shares when the next fee settlement is due, and we can use this buffer if your deposit or withdrawal amount is not exactly divisible by the ETF prices.

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